Sentence examples for necessary order from inspiring English sources

The sacred books are held to embody revelation insofar as they reflect the eternal and necessary order of things.

When I first saw the Periodic Table, it hit me with the force of revelation — it embodied, I was convinced, eternal truths, the eternal and necessary order of the elements.

Hume's denial of a necessary order of nature on the one hand and of a substantial or unified self on the other precipitated a philosophical crisis from which Enlightenment philosophy was not to be rescued until the work of Kant.

On the same occasion, Barack Obama, who seems more aware of the costs of American honour to the American economy, claimed he would divert troops from Iraq to Afghanistan and, if necessary, order them to assault "safe havens" for terrorists in Pakistan's wild west.

The 31-year-old activist, who has Asperger syndrome, lost his legal challenge to avoid extradition in September, and on Monday the Home Office said the necessary order allowing his removal had been signed after Rudd "carefully considered all relevant matters".

This last — its flavors rich and layered, the pasta cooked beautifully, the egg yolk melding with the chicken broth — is a necessary order for anyone who knows Mr. Ayoub's work only from the Fornino in Williamsburg, where he can still be spotted on occasional evenings in gleaming chef's whites, serving textbook pies to the neighborhood ectomorphs who have crowded the room since it was the L Cafe.

"I have given all the necessary orders, as I did last time, to find the murderers, bring them to justice and punish them," he said.

This chapter contains a cavalcade of possibilities and a display of typical and necessary orders of magnitudes.

"It was necessary in order to protect Palestinian rights.

That's necessary in order to change people's minds".

She believed, in fact, that having some autistic traits is necessary in order to be successful.